Fjords, waterfalls and the long light of a Scandinavian summer
Few cruises are as scenic as sailing into a Norwegian fjord — sheer cliffs on both sides, waterfalls tumbling hundreds of feet and tiny villages at the water's edge. Combine the fjords with Scandinavian capitals like Copenhagen and Stockholm, or the British Isles, for a cooler-weather European summer.
Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord are World Heritage Sites — some of the most dramatic scenic cruising anywhere.
One of the steepest standard-gauge railways in the world climbs from the fjord to the mountains past roaring waterfalls.
Near the summer solstice, northern sailings see almost 24 hours of daylight — North Cape cruises go even further.
Copenhagen's Nyhavn, Stockholm's Old Town and Tallinn's medieval walls on Baltic itineraries.
Selected autumn and winter sailings head north of the Arctic Circle to chase the aurora.
This is an example only. Ports, call order and sea days vary by cruise line, ship and sail date — your specialist will find the exact itinerary for your dates.
Mild — typically 55–70°F in summer, with changeable weather. Pack layers and a waterproof jacket.
Yes. Norway, Denmark, Sweden and most of Northern Europe are in the Schengen area — your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond travel.
Fjord-only cruises maximise scenery. Baltic or British Isles itineraries add capital cities and history. Iceland sailings combine both on a longer voyage.
Tell us your dates and who's travelling. A CLIA-certified cruise specialist will compare sailings across cruise lines and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
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